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'''''Time's Champion''''' was a novel pitched by [[Craig Hinton]] to [[BBC Books]] for their ''[[BBC Past Doctor Adventures|Past Doctor Adventures]]'' line. | '''''Time's Champion''''' was a novel pitched by [[Craig Hinton]] to [[BBC Books]] for their ''[[BBC Past Doctor Adventures|Past Doctor Adventures]]'' line. | ||
Hinton's first ''[[Virgin New Adventures|New Adventures]]'' pitch, ''Cascade'', was about a [[computer virus|virus]] invading [[the Matrix]] and forcing the [[Seventh Doctor]] and the Valeyard | Hinton's first ''[[Virgin New Adventures|New Adventures]]'' pitch, ''Cascade'', was about a [[computer virus|virus]] invading [[the Matrix]] and forcing the [[Seventh Doctor]] and [[the Valeyard]] to team up to save [[Gallifrey]]. Ten years later, his ''Time's Champion'' pitch revisited much of the same territory, only with the [[Sixth Doctor]] rather than the Seventh.<ref>[https://gallifreybase.com/gb/threads/the-books-that-never-were.11024/page-2#post-1396339 Re: The books that never were...]</ref> The new version of the story would have tied together elements from Hinton's previous novels, shown the Sixth Doctor's [[regeneration]] and explained the origin of the Valeyard. However, it was rejected. | ||
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Revision as of 20:53, 6 February 2023
Time's Champion was a novel pitched by Craig Hinton to BBC Books for their Past Doctor Adventures line.
Hinton's first New Adventures pitch, Cascade, was about a virus invading the Matrix and forcing the Seventh Doctor and the Valeyard to team up to save Gallifrey. Ten years later, his Time's Champion pitch revisited much of the same territory, only with the Sixth Doctor rather than the Seventh.[1] The new version of the story would have tied together elements from Hinton's previous novels, shown the Sixth Doctor's regeneration and explained the origin of the Valeyard. However, it was rejected.
Notes
- After Hinton's death, Chris McKeon completed Time's Champion and released it as a charity publication. As that version is unlicensed, it is outside the scope of this wiki.
- A few elements from the pitch for Time's Champion, such as the Eternals Life and Fate, were later used in the Faction Paradox short story Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.
